Pc restarts after powering on...

[killer12]

Hello

So I bought my pc around a year ago the problem was there since then whenever I turn it on it restarts once and then works fine (sometimes might restart second time but after that works fine for sure) Blue screen shows multiple errors Ill try to list as much as I can below. I tried simple solutions like switching ram slots,cleaning contacts etc tried googling and usual stuff..Nothing worked I figured it might fix over time .. It didnt.. So here I am ..These are my specs(Ill throw in every peace of hardware just in case) :

Cpu: INTEL Core i7-6700K 4.00GHz 1151 BOX
Cpu cooler: COOLERMASTER Hyper TX3i
Gpu: MSI GTX 1080 GAMING X 8GB GDDR5X PCIE
Ram: CRUCIAL 16GB Ballistix Sport DDR4 2400MHz CL16
Psu: EVGA Power Supply 600W
Motherboard: ASUS Z170-A
Storage: WD Blue 1TB 7200rpm 64MB SATA3 WD10EZEX
Case: MS BLACK WIDOW
Mouse: Mw3 Logitech Laser Mouse G9X
Keyboard: Mw3 Logitech Gaming Keyboard G105
Speakers: GX Gaming Genius SW-G2.1 1250 black/red
Monitor: BENQ XL2411Z

I also ran BlueScreenView to get the recent errors :

 

[Fredrikmikael]

Looking trough the error codes it is most likely caused by a ram issue, i see you have tried removing all but one of the sticks without resolvement though.

What i would do in this scenario is;

1. Flash the newest version of the bios (it may be caused by a faulty bios or a bug in previous bios versions that has been patched now)

2. Remove all RAM sticks, insert 1 stick in DIMM1 and boot (result to your motherboard manual to see which slot is DIMM1 as it can vary from motherboard to motherboard)

3. A clean installation of windows (preferrably from a different ISO)

4. Run memory diagnostics

5. Run HDD diagnostics (this can also be caused by the HDD)

 

 

Newest bios for your motherboard can be found here:

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/Z170-A/HelpDesk_Download/

 

This is a sucky issue, i hope you get it figured out man!

[killer12]

19 hours ago, Fredrikmikael said:

Looking trough the error codes it is most likely caused by a ram issue, i see you have tried removing all but one of the sticks without resolvement though.

What i would do in this scenario is;

1. Flash the newest version of the bios (it may be caused by a faulty bios or a bug in previous bios versions that has been patched now)

2. Remove all RAM sticks, insert 1 stick in DIMM1 and boot (result to your motherboard manual to see which slot is DIMM1 as it can vary from motherboard to motherboard)

3. A clean installation of windows (preferrably from a different ISO)

4. Run memory diagnostics

5. Run HDD diagnostics (this can also be caused by the HDD)

 

 

Newest bios for your motherboard can be found here:

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/Z170-A/HelpDesk_Download/

 

This is a sucky issue, i hope you get it figured out man!

Tnx for answering !

I also forgot to say that I have to turn off my pc for around an hour or more to be able to test the solutions coz if I just turn it off and on it wont restart it kinda has to "cool down".

Over time Ill try as many of the above solutions as I can and Ill keep my answer updated.(It will take some time)

[Violet-belle]

The best program for memory diagnostics is memtest86+

http://www.memtest.org/

[killer12]

On 6/22/2017 at 5:47 PM, Violet-belle said:

The best program for memory diagnostics is memtest86+

http://www.memtest.org/

Alright tnx for saving my time.

I just installed new bios ver that actually made my sys faster which is great lol

Ill see if it still restarts tomorrow morning.

Welp that didnt help Ill try with memtest now.

Scanned with memtest for 2 hours no errors. (1 pass) 

Scanned with hddrepair 1 bad sector (fixed) After doing both of it it still crashes.

Does 2. option now matter since it passed memtest ?

[killer12]

Bump.

[killer12]

Bump.